

Patricia O’Hare Williams is an artist known for her vibrant still lifes and recognizable landscapes. Her work is characterized by lively colors, intricate details that excites a personality, and clean, graphic lines. Working primarily in watercolor and acrylic, O’Hare Williams captures familiar scenes with a touch of nostalgia, created with character and an unexpected perspective. Her paintings are part of several private collections, and her collaborative projects with fellow artists are on display at Caffe Italia, the Marblehead Veterans Middle School both in Marblehead and Tufts–New England Medical Center, Boston, MA.
A Journey of Creativity
With a background in graphic design and marketing, O’Hare Williams honed her artistic skills while painting alongside friends, participating in exhibits, and embarking on inspiring painting trips. Her work reflects a deep connection to the quiet roadways, serene inlets, and dynamic waterfronts of the regions she visits. The ever-changing temperament of the ocean, its vivid colors, and the bustling activities along the shore have long been a source of inspiration for her love of nature and her art.
Community and Recognition
An artist member of the North Shore Arts Association in Gloucester, MA, O’Hare Williams is deeply rooted in the North Shore’s arts community. Having been involved with the Marblehead Public Art Program at the high school, she earned a degree in negotiation and being diplomatic in the community, with fellow artists and the media. O’Hare Williams’ dedication to her design skills and her ability to capture the beauty of the region have earned her a loyal following and a respected place in the regional art scene.
Explore O’Hare Williams’ Work
Her work can be viewed by appointment at her Marblehead studio, Dragonfly in Marblehead or at the North Shore Arts Association in Gloucester, open during season.
View O’Hare Williams’ Artist Bio.

Little Harbor Summer, 8″x18″ acrylic.
Paintings
Jazzy, often whimsical still lifes, flowers in cut glass vases, dogs sleeping, city scapes and landscapes all executed with strong color and graphic lines.
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Graphics
Graphic illustrations became an obsession triggered by the pandemic and current events… It is easy to use satire in art as a voice yet the question is, it helpful to one’s career?
Design Work
From logo branding, billboard design, environmental placards to marketing materials… Presently providing marketing materials for a real estate team locally.
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